IIS response is slow

[=?Utf-8?B?bGxldmk=?=]

Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[Jeff Winn]

Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuration and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it. The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed, so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[=?Utf-8?B?bGxldmk=?=]

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuration and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it. The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed, so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[Jeff Winn]

Check the output window when you're trying to run the site. Keep an eye on
the IDEs progress as it builds your project. As long as it's not hanging
while building the startup time seems normal to me. If the IDE has finished
building and IE sits open for an extensive amount of time it might be
something with the debugger trying to attach itself to IIS.

In all honesty everything seems perfectly normal to me. It could be your
computer is just slow. :o)

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:26******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a
response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

>Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the
website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either
building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuratio n and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it.
The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed,
so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application
you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com...

Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[Eliyahu Goldin]

Delete your solution .suo file and see if it helps.

--
Eliyahu Goldin,
Software Developer
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
http://msmvps.com/blogs/egoldin
http://usableasp.net
"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:26******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a
response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

>Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the
website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either
building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuratio n and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it.
The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed,
so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application
you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com...

Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[=?Utf-8?B?QldD?=]

I've seen a similar situation happen when Javascript debugging is enabled.

If you run through Visual Studio without Debugging (Ctrl+F5) and the problem
goes away, this could be the case.

In Internet Explorer, Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, Browsing select
both the "Disable script debugging" options (internet explorer) and (other)

"llevi" wrote:

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuration and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it. The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed, so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Hi there.
>
I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.
>
Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?
>
Thanks in advance,
>
llevi

[=?Utf-8?B?bGxldmk=?=]

I tried this - same result

"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:

Delete your solution .suo file and see if it helps.

--
Eliyahu Goldin,
Software Developer
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
http://msmvps.com/blogs/egoldin
http://usableasp.net
"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:26******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a
response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the
website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either
building
the site, or attaching the debugger.

If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuration and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it.
The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed,
so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application
you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.

"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi

[=?Utf-8?B?bGxldmk=?=]

javascript debugging has been disabled and I had been using ctl+f5 to render
the page. Very strange, but this is painfully slow.

"BWC" wrote:

I've seen a similar situation happen when Javascript debugging is enabled.

If you run through Visual Studio without Debugging (Ctrl+F5) and the problem
goes away, this could be the case.

In Internet Explorer, Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, Browsing select
both the "Disable script debugging" options (internet explorer) and (other)

"llevi" wrote:

Thanks for your reply.

I did try running the page directly from the browser (outside of the IDE)
and that response is normal, fast. However, any attempt to run from within
the IDE (with or without the changes that you suggested) result in a response
of at least 1 or more mins.

"Jeff Winn" wrote:

Try loading the page directly from your browser by connecting to the website
when it's running. If it's fast there it's an issue with VS either building
the site, or attaching the debugger.
>
If you're working with a "Web Site" type of project and not a "Web
Application" you can go to the project properties for the build
configuration and tell the IDE to not build the website when you run it. The
assemblies used for the pages will build themselves when they're needed, so
you don't need to worry about it. If you're using a Web Application you'll
just have to wait while the project is being built.
>
"llevi" <ll***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:F7******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
Hi there.

I have a simple web page ( 1 textbox, 1 label, 1 button). The page runs
under IIS, but it takes at least a minute before it allows me to enter
keystrokes after pressing ctl+f5.
environment: vista home premium, visual studio .net 2005.

Any ideas as to why this is so slow? how may i resolve this issue?

Thanks in advance,

llevi
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